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Hello guys 

What can I say In the first place? Sorry for 
a long delay. Actually, this shit should be out 
In August. But, It's due to a lot of 
time-consuming for other things, losing some 
enthusiasm, lack of communication, bored of 
sitting In front of the computer, hard disc 
$||||| getting corrupted like government, family 
^j§i§§ matters. ..and many things. So, this Is the 
"'■*"'■'"" "'' result after more than a 6-month Job. Huhl I 
really hope that you enjoy reading th\a shit. 

^P"!Let me tell you a story 

*-|§rm very busy to make DISARMAMENT active 
releasing stuff again. A lot of planning and 
decision to make. Releasing stuff Is not easy 
10 deal with. But this thing really makes feel 
&|||| better, enjoy the life that I think It's worth it' 



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Piece of paper, piece of shit. 
There's no dateline set yet for the 



J THRASH ATTACK #6 " * " """ 

■ I'm supposed to have the latest Issue of THRASH ATTACK which is issue #7, but this one 
I also very damn good. The cut & paste zine is my favorite type with nice xerox quality. 
I °PP S ' tnls ls metal zin e that I bought all the way from Germany. Featuring hellish Interview 

■ wlth ban ds nke ABIGAIL, CHOERNYJWORON, ELIMINATOR, MORBID SAINT, WITCHAVEN, 
5 111(1 RIGOR MORTIS. The editor has a lot of information about the bands that he interviewed. 

Not like some editor who sends the same 'common-boring' question to bands. Fuck it. If 
you're into thrash metal, you better get this shit because it's also packed with reviews, 
reviews and reviews. By the simple looking zine, THRASH ATTACK is a good zine and ' 
worth your 6euro. 

flo_grill( A) web.de 

DETONIZE 'DEMOLITION 2008' TAPE 

§i| Hailing from the city of Seattle. DETONIZE is featuring 2 members of SANCTUM and the 

AGAINST EMPIRE bassist. This is totally d-beat punk band with heavily influence by the English I 
mid-80's band like DISCHARGE, MOTORHEAD, and some Scandi punk touch like ANTI-CIMEX 
(the Country of Sweden era). 4 songs of 12 minute that makes your leg shaking with their 
rocking guitar. It's great. One more thing, I like the vocal part. It's kind of a macho vocal for a 
d-beat band but cannot compare with the Channy/JP style from the fukking INEPSYL Oh!! I their I 
LP just sold out very fast. 



|||||for me than wasting my time aimlessly. So In & next ^ sne of F™K//PENG//PONK. I |:|::; 
^"lllgthe year 2009, my label, DISARMAMENT had 9 oan ' t Promise or make any plan yet.^^^ 
j»«P released a few great stuff like KRASSKEPALA, % But 1 nope not 10 taJte a y ear for ilfllij 
»&« NUCLEAR SEX ADDICT (sad to hear that 
W&x they're already called it quit), a cassette 

version of MODERAT LTKVTDATION new album J 
rafgjand the latest one ls GALLERY, a sludge/ ! 
||||| doom/crust downtune band. There's a few 
gill releases waiting to be done this year and 

I 




lllll looking for a new deal with the bands 
^^hope I can release a lot of stuff this year 
^Meven on cassette. I don't mind there are a 
™ft less people who are still Interested on 



the next issue. I always look for 
anybody who wants to contribute 
any thing that fits in 
PUNK/ /PING/ /PONK concept. Just 
contact me. It looks like pro-printed 
zlnes are very nice to own, but at 
this time I think it's not worth It 
for me to make PUNK/ /PTNG/ /PONK 
as a printed zine. I'm Just happy 
with this 200 print volume with 
photocopied quality. Sometimes it 



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sucks, but this Is what I can afford. ";■*; 



cassette. But for me, this format Is one of 

tne Sreat things to own, have its own 
■ satisfaction than downloading mp3. So, for thelj 0h ' you wiu read a few reviews 
ggig cassette freak/tape prayer out there, please jg*^ 8 * are done by me. Even I'm 
¥: ; x¥x have patience and wait for our new stuff 



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Sjg t.hia year. 

WfM From Yellow Dog to Shogun to Basement. 
|| 'APPARATUS ls supposed to have an LP 
"? done by Yellow Dog a few years ago. But It 
j turns to be nothing. There's a lot of story 
tell but at least there's a label that 
Interested and appreciate our work. Hardcore 
Religion LP is released in limited 350 copies 
*:£:-5:* there's 2 version, French and Malaysian? 

"version. DISARMAMENT and TOTALMANGEL 
Xxftjw (run by APPARATUS drummer) agreed to 




always not satisfied with what I S*§ 
review, but at least that's an honest SssKj 
work. I bought/got a lot of stuff but;:^| 
I lost my time to listen to/read all g||§ 
those stuff. What a silly thing. §|g5 

Metal Punk Death Squad??? |||: 
Besides playing bass for APPARATUS, §||1 
I also play guitar in a band called 
^ ATOMICDEATH. We have a debut e.p 
2 °n cassette released by BLACK 
WkONFLEK. ATOMICDEATH has 3 
III recordings to be done this year. 



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.• release Hardcore Religion on CD version verjiil we will have a split with 
s °on. So, for anybody who missed the LP, 
S:S$S: you oan waJt for the CD version. We're not 
confirmed yet when to release it, but I will 
'"Sj'f: make sure it's going to be done 



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DMEA PUNK CITY ZINE 

What's the biggest size zine that you ever get??? This one is very big and colored. Covering 
I all the news from bands around UMEA like AC4, AMOBA, ATTITYD PROBLEM, AUKTION, 

BINGO, THE BOMBETTES, BROTTSVARG, EPIDEMICS, INSTANGD, INSURGENT KID, 
I MISANTROPIC and a lot more. You know what?! Thi s zine comes with cd featuring all 
I UMEA bands from the zine and surprisingly it's j 

FREE. There's a lot of people like to get free things. 
I If you need it, please do contact them. A few hours | 
j in front of your luxury 20 inches LCD monitor will 
| make you blind soon. Don't be lazy bastard punks!!! | 

| umeapunkcity(A)gmail.com 

KONTRASOSIAL 'ENDLESS WAR' CD 

I got this CD during KONTRASOSIAL tour a few 
months back. Well, this time KONTRASOSIAL has 
huge line-up changes. There's a few persons from 
Bandung Punk band playing with them now. I think 
this is their first full length and they are supposed 
to have a split cd with SANGRE on LP and 
WARSTUCK on cd. Contains 9 tracks of totally crust | 
madness and I can hear a lot of Swedish crust 

influence and there's a cover song from MEANWHILE. 85% they're singing in Indonesian 
language about religion, d.i.y, war and more. Their sound really has good quality recording 
which you never regret to have this cd. 

FINAL WARNING RECORDS c/o BLACK STAR MOVEMENT, JL. LENGKONG BESAR NO. 81 
BANDUNG 40261 INDONESIA blackstarmov(A)yahoo.com 




DEPROGRAM^ 




DEPROGRAM VOL.1 

This nice black 8c white printed zine hailing from 
PDX punk scene. DEPROGRAM really reminds me liki 
WARNING zine. It's written by drummer of 
HELLSHOCK. Featuring interview with old PDX punk 
band- FINAL WARNING, the famous punk shop in 
Osaka- PUNK & DESTROY, Tokyo metal crust- AGE, 
Brazil cult punk band-LOBOTAMIA, and Kopenhagn 
crusty-BOMBEREGN. You also can read some tour 
report from LEBENDEN TOTEN Japan tour and 
HELLSHOCK Brazilian tour plus some story about 
Finnish punk, VAURIO, scene report in Japan and 
Finland, and nice picture but only feature a few 
reviews. The editor says that he took almost 1 year 
to complete DEPROGRAM . I don't think that you can 
j get the 2nd issue very soon. Hahah. 

| BLACK WATER, P.O BOX 5223, PORTLAND, OR, 
97208-5223 U.S. A 



busy and come home late at night. 
We Just got back from Singapore and 
Johor Bahru show. It's a great show, 
nice people, and nice place. Thank you 
to HAFIZ + VANESSA (BLACKHOLE) , 
SAMSIR, HALIFF, MIKE A.K.A KADIR, 
FAHMI EMBRACE, APEK, ARIFF 
KELT .EXIST, and all friends that showed 
up at the show. 

Eh! I 

That's a few stories of my life that 
happened in 2009 and the reason that 
this zine released after its duedate. Thanx 
to: HET iT .BASTARD, EXTINCTION OF 
MANKIND, SACRILEGE, Philips S.Y.I.H, 
Mat Knorr, Zakl (for the front cover), 
Nad, and everybody who bought this shit. 
See you next issue. 

TOP 10 EARBLEEDING MASSACRE!!!! 

1. MOTORHEAD 'MOTORIZER' CD 

2. HELLBASTARD 'THE NEED TO KILL' LP 

3. KYLESA 'STATIC TENSION' LP 

4. KONTRASOSIAL 'ENDLESS WAR' CD 

5. FRAMTTD/PISSCHRIST SPLIT 7" 

6. INSTINCT OF SURVIVAL 'NORTH OF 
NOWHERE' LP 

7. HAMMERFALL 'NO SACRIFICE, 
NO VICTORY' CD 

8. AGE 'THE SCAR OF LEAD' LP 

9. F.K.U 'METAL MOSHTNG MAD' CASSETTE 

10. OSMANTTKOS/DISTRUST SPLIT CD 

CONTACT: 

PAT, P.O BOX 7126, 40704 SHAH ALAM, 
SELANGOR, MALAYSIA 
punkpingponkegmail. com 

FRONT COVER BY: 

ZAXX TYPEFACE zachvanalley.blogspot.com 



MAKING PUNK TAPE 




A THREAT AGAIN 




"Start organizes 
the movement and 
exchanges your 
resistance revolt 
with friends or 
strangers." 

Where our 
government makes 
a decision to rise 
the fuel and all 
folks in Malaysia 
get angst as hell. 
At that time I was 
in my small town 

called home and I was quite surprised 
when the fuel rise so high from RM 1.92 
to RM 2.70 per litter and we don't expect 
it. As a poor working class man that price 
too expensive to them. Meanwhile, the 
entire opposite parties take advantage on 
that event. They start questioning the 
government why they should rise the fuel 
even we own it "petrol and gas". After 
the rising of the fuel the Prime Minister 
bride with his promise to give the J 
subsidies named debit on cash 
people with the low income or own 
private motorcycles will receive 
per year at post office around your 
for cover up the fuel increase. I have a 
story to tell you related my experience 
when I was at the post office shipped my 
mail and I saw a young lady with 
fashionable cloth fill up the form to claim 
the debit. That's ridiculous! Honestly, so 
many people do not agree what the prime 
minister done and its awful decision. I 
thought he must give that money to needy 
people or who have deserved not for you 
mother-fucker. Sadly, all the money went 
to the big capitalist shopping mall to 
purchase the cloths you don't need because 
it's cheap. 

On July 6 2008, an opposite party 
launches the event at a stadium in 
Selangor and at least one million folks 
gathered difference Ideologies to overthrown 
the government as we hate our state. So 
that's why I saw so many road blocks 
around the city and the unlicensed 
motorcycles felt uncomfortable. I heard the 
voice of a mother with children in the bus 
was talking with her friends about protest 
against the fuel. I felt so good people are 
aware about that matter been related on 
their life. However, a member of that 
group invited a political punk rock band 
named Carburetor Dung to play the song 
but in between the singer show up his 



I boxer at the crowd and thesituatioii 
J become chaotic among them and both things! 

■ make us felt offensive and bored. We were 
Iso angry the bullshit right wing mass me< 
I under government manipulated the fact 
Irather than to tell the truth. This is a real 
I thing we dealt with everyday life and they 
I always tell us the lies. They are not honest. 

■ with us and fear with their own shadow. 
I They make our life as photocopy machines 
I in your workplace or polices on the line. 

I Anyway, as you knew hardcore/punk Is 
I dead long time ago but the Ideas keep 
I going one by one In our heart. Nowadays, 
I hardcore/punk grown up so well and so 
I many kids get Involved In It. Hardcore/ 
J punk Is a big impact to change our social 
llife and kids look forward to choose that 
I idea as a lifestyle and living within. I am 
Iso glad so many good things happening in 
lour cities like gigs, Food Not Bombs, critical! 
Imass, film screening, fanzine, poetry etc. 
IWhen we look deeper the movement kids 
J are not Interested in music and idea 
I anymore but they reverse to merch. Every 

I time I went to a gig I saw so many tables 
J dominated by heap of shirts rather than 
Izlnes or records. I remembered in late 90's 
J kids more interested on music and ideas. 

II and a friend of mine started to form a 
Ismail dlstro with little money to convert 
I kids to love reading books, zlnes or lyrics 
land start thinking what's going on in the 
Iworld like racism, or sexism or homophobia 
Iso kids can address these issues and we 
I have to deal with it and this stuff exists 
■ the world. 

IWe realize that things are so meaningful in 
lour everyday life and we spend our leisure 
I time to write and send the letters to the 
Izlne editors or bands all over the world to 
I smuggle the wild ideas and exchange the 
I secret ideas as I sleep in the train to 
I evade to pay full ticket. My first mission 
I when I wrote this article was because I 
Iwant more kids get involve in politics and 
I take care about human beings and non 
J human beings side as well. We try to use 
Jour words to spread the Ideologies and 
I convert the people who are concern all 
J about kinds of oppression Issues such as 
I Multinational Corporation converts you to 
I consume their soft drink or fast food. We 
I don't need hope to change for the better 
I but we have to do something In this world 
I because this hope will kill you. So what 
lean we do now? We want people to try to 
Ipay attention on music as a medium to 
■ bring progress within our ideas. 



Time passed out as fast as we love our 
partner and end up with broke up or divorces] 
It does happen in our hardcore/punk 

co mmun ity too where kids give up and 
start searching a new life. 

When we were young, we love to do 
something adventurous. We choose to live 
our lives as revolutionaries and we switch 
our lives into acUvlsms like Food Not 
Bombs (cooking vegetarian/vegan foods for 
homeless and organize the demonstration), 
Critical Mass (ride the bike around the city 
and obligates people to think how fucked 
up the car industries are), or literature. 
As "drop-out" revolution we have to do 
something to achieve for a better world 
and fight for all. It's all up to us. 

By: SOYAMLLK 

NEWS/ /NEWS/ /NEWS/ /NEWS//NEWS//NEWS// 

-BULLWHIP REC Just released QUEST OF 
QUASAR 'NOK-TUR-NAL' TAPE/3"CDR and 
dlscography tape from GRINDING HALT. 
www.bullwhiprecs.blogspot.com 

-SISTA SEKUNDEN new recordings 'DON'T 
BLAME US' TAPE Just released by ATONAL 
MTCROTONAL. 

http:/ / atonalmlcrotonal.blogspot.com 

-New stuff from BLACK KONFLLK RECS 
after a long time break, here comes 
BROKEN BONES A SINGLE DECADES' CD. 
http:/ /blacxkonfllk. blogspot.com 

J -BLOOD OF WAR RECS will release 
J ATOMICDEATH/BLOODSTONE split CD soon! 
i http:/ /bloodofwarrecords. blogspot.com 

-THE HELPLESS from USA that play noisy 
punk as fuck Just have their self titled 
tape by TOTAL MANGEL RECS. 
http://totalmangelrecords.blogspot.com 

-RICOOKER SHOP Just get new space near 
to SFYDER45 SHOP. Will be open soon. 

-BASEMENT ZLNE will come out later this 
new yearlll 

-APPARATUS 'HARDCORE RELIGION' LP 
Malaysian version will be out soonl 
APPARATUS 'ANOTHER NIGHT OF HOLOCAUST' 
tape version will be release by Thai label 
HARDCORE REGIME. 




DIRGE #5 

DIRGE comeback with the latest issue after almost | 
a year from the last issue. Actually, DIRGE was 
released in April this year, but this is the time 
that I have to review this cut n' paste punk zine 
out of New York City Punker. Hah! This time 
featuring an interview with NYC hc/punk band 
THRILLER, Virginia hc/punk S.S.R and Boston ' 
punk band, BRAINKILLER. Also have a few 
review plus tons of pictures. It's not a heavy 
reading but it's enough to read while relaxing on 
your sofa while listening to HELLB ASTARD 'The 
need to kill' LP. 



EUGENE, 147 RUGBY RD, BROOKLYN NY, 
USA projectileppuke(A)yahoo.com 



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V/A WAVE OF NOISE TAPE 

! This compilation tape featuring 4 d-beat/crust 
I band like SKITSOFRENIA, INCRUST, DISGRACE and® 
DISTRUST from Singapore Ok let's start with 
I SKITSOFRENIA. It starts with d-beat blasting raw punk control like M0B47 or ANTI-CIMEX 

They re totally worshipping the Swedish punk cult and some of their lyrics written in 
I Swedish. The next band is INCRUST, a new crust band from Kajang which produces a few 
, good thrash metal band nowadays. INCRUST deliver you 4 tracks of DOOM style crust which 
very rare nowadays to see band like this. On the other side, DISGRACE start with the solos 
' SI!™ Seating f or 3 tracks of DISCHARGEish punk style. After that, featuring 
| DISTRUST from Singapore. This time I think they're using drums programming or drum 
S machine that make the sound and songs suck. D-beat/crust are not REAL with those type 
■ Anyway, please have a look at their split CD with OSMANTIKOS and you'll never regret it'. 

CACTUS RECORDS cactusdistro8yahoo.com 



DROP OUT #4 

I don't think it's a good time to review this zine because DROP OUT #4 were released in 
winter/spring 2008. I just got it a few months ago from jery (Black Seeds recs) DROP OUT 
is pro printed black/white/grey zine that mostly covered stuff from grindcore, power 
violence, crust, hardcore, punk, noise, sludge, and so on. This issue is packed with 
interviews with ASSHOLE PARADE, NOOTHGRUSH, BORN/DEAD, NO MEANS NO, KNIFE IN 
THE LEG, BLOCKHEADS, SYLVESTER STALINE, LIFE IS A LIFE, FINAL DRAFT and many 
more. Plus there's a bunch of reviews for you to read. There's a few boring interviews for 1 / 
me, anyway, DROP OUT is still a good zine to own because there's a lot of nice pictures a! *f 
less advertisement. y «Zm 



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TOTAL BANXAT 'SHADOW OF DEATH ON 
DYING PLANET' CD 

This is the first time I listen to this band when 
I got this shit from Emman. TOTAL BANXAT is 
another d-beat core band from Indonesia. The 
last time I heard about this band is about their 
releases from Japan SPEEDSTATE records. And I 
never know if they have any other releases. 
This cd contains 22 tracks from 4 different 
recordings. The band sounds like an average 
d-beat band but sometimes I feel like their sound 
is like DISCLOSE or BESTHOVEN. The vocals part 
is a little bit gruff which I think it really fits 
with the Indonesian language. This band really 
pays their salute to their friends with doing 
cover songs from PEACE OR ANNIHILATION, 
BOMBARDIR. They also have a cover song from 
No Future by WOLFPACK and Smash Division byDISRUPT. The front artwork is really 
cool; a fallen gas-masked demon destroying the city and the graveyard. This cd is 
co-released between 18 international punk records label that really support this 
motherfucker. So, I just pick one of them. 

DELUSION OF TERROR RECORDS C/O EMANNUEL JASMIN, 299 BINTOG PLARIDEL 
BULACAN, 3004 PHILIPPINES delusion.of.terror(A)gmail.com 



SHADOW OF DEATH 



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[ATTACK 'SPLIT' CD 

Here comes new stuff from Black Seed rec. Malaysian ANTIPROTOKOL delivers you 13 
tracks from different recordings. For those who still don't know about them, 
ANTIPROTOKOL is another crustcore band with influence by WOLFBRIGADE, TRAGEDY, 
and so on. I think they have 3 different recordings if I'm not mistaken. The early 
recordings sound a bit boring but the songs are good. The guitar works are a bit heavy 
sometimes and got a few melodic touch. The 10th track is the best recording by this 
band, but the sound a bit boring with a touch of modern hardcore. Okay, the next track 
number 14, starts with a noisy Swedish crust, SLAKTATTACK. This band has 3 

guitarists!!! hahahha I think they want to make more noise than music. Overall songs 

is good with the vocal style that is not very growl like SKITSYSTEM. The 3 guitarists are 
not just making noise but there's a few rocking solos which is good. 



BLACK SEEDS RECORDS blackseedsrecords.blogspot.com 



WARDOQS 'NUCLEAR DISORDER' CD 

This is the latest stuff by this noise maker crasher 
crust, WARDOGS. 8 songs within 16 minutes is enough 
for me to listen to this kind of band. WARDOGS really 
pay the respect to their Japanese MASTER like GISM, I 
DISCLOSE, GAIA, CONFUSE. There's a few lines that I 
think they steal from CONFUSE. I don't mind by the 
way. Hahah!!! The drums is not on par to D-beating 
because the down-tempo just make my day worse. Well, 
this is nice stuff to have but I prefer their first tape. 
This CD comes with 7" packaging. Like it or not, here it| 
is the 3rd world noise punk country!!! It's limited 300 
copies. 



BROKEN NOISE broken_noise@yahoo.co 



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Right, at this moment I am busy slowly doing up my home of 2 years, & also 
re-releasing Sacrilege Music &■ Merchandise. 
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_I have asked Tam 8t Damlan about 
. i reforming, but sadly they are not 
interested anymore. Personally I 
would of liked to of done a couple 
■ of gigs. So that's why I have 
| re-released our music, to hopefully 

keep the memory of the band alive 
I & to celebrate our 25th Anniversary. I 




Well F.J, contacted me about the release, & the timing seemed perfect, so I agreed, we 
I Just wanted something special for the old & new Sacrilege followers. As for the Ltd 
edition, that seems to be what the record label are happy to release for each band, 
although F.J, wants to repress another 500, this has not been decided yet. Saying that, 
as the red pressing accidentally had "Dig your own Grave" song replaced with a Death 
Sentence song, the whole album was re pressed again onto Marbled Vinyl with no 
mistakes, thus making the Red pressing very Ltd, 160 Worldwide. 



Keltic Records have re mastered & released "Within the Prophecy" cd with bonus 
tracks. Ltd to 500 worldwide. Hopefully the Demos cd wlU appear sometime this year. 
"Behind the Realms" will always be my favourite album we made, hopefully It stands 
up to the test of time. 



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Well we needed a second guitarist to boost the live sound, but this was short 
lived, as after a few practices, Mitch decided to join Heresy instead. We enjoyed 
the 60s, it was exciting time for the Punk/Metal Scene, it always seemed to gel 




BESaGSgBESpB 




I'am totally amazed that this band still 
generates such Interest, especially after all R 
these years, it is nice to of left some 
kind of mark with the band. The 
J punk/metal influence was a natural 
H progression for us & I think by the 
IB sound of some of the bands around today, 
\ the fusion with the two styles Is still 
alive & klckingl 



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OSMANTTKOS/DISTRUST 'SPLIT' CD 

I'm very excited to get this shit. After a long 
wait, at last I own this great split cd. The first 
track started by DISTRUST, Singapore drunk 
crust crusader. Their introduction is something 
that I had heard before on their split cd with 
BLOODSTONE. I think they're sharing the same 
line-up. DISTRUST has some rocking solos that 
can't hear from any typical crustcore band. 8 
songs were delivered by DISTRUST. And the 
track number 9, you can hear OSMANTIKOS 
with their new songs. They still remain their 
own hardcore /crust influence by the band like 
TRAGEDY, FROM ASHES RISE, and you know 
the list goes on. This time OSMANTIKOS has a 
new person who take care of the bass and the 
vocal part as the previous person who also play in ANTIPROTOKOL have moved back to 
hometown. There are only 5 songs from OSMANTIKOS with the low-fi sound quality. What I 
can hear, that their songs are very tough but it can be more interesting with better sound 
production. That's what I think. 

PIDEMI 




CLOWN 'LIVESTOCK WORLD' Picture Disc LP 

Fucking heavy hc/punk band from hell of Japan. CLOWN Is very energetic and catchy 
metallic tunes. Adding with the shouting gruff vocals like Japanese band always do. 
Huuuuaarrrrggghhhh!!! I think the guitarist has a big rock and roll influence that makes 
this band fucking great with their songs. Singing In Japanese but comes with translation 
lyrics. So, I can understand what they say. Like a usual punk band, they're writing about 
life, freedom, rules etc. 12 songs of enjoyable and nice listening after you wake up from 
sleep. Featuring a very chaotic artwork from Sugi. The same guy who draw for a few 
SELFISH releases. Very nice. Highly recommended for Japanese punk freak. This is not 
CONFUSE or GAI, THIS IS CLOWN!!! 




' J- 



"It has never been forgotten but may unintentionally ignored following these neo-dlgital 
era. I'm sure there's wall of tapes well kept In punk listener, even most of 'em stop 
buying it. But i think the keeper/listener were aware of the noise pieces made rather 
than the format Itself. To say being forgotten sounding bizarre in some aspects. Audio 
tape is not a history to be forgotten, it is living, reeling noise to the punk culture 
since.." 

by TOTAL MANGEL RECORDS 30 August 2009 01:26 



Best time was the release of the first mini album "Behind the Realms of Madness" 
@ the time there seemed alot of anticipation to hear It, as the demos seemed to of 
9** caused quite a stir around that time (1985). Not really any bad memories, except 
losing our original drummer Liam. I personally stopped playing with the band, due 
to a lack of confidence on my part. 



"'■JSC { . a- 



"Because only vinyl is real! I hehehhe" 

by Jery Bones (M.F.D.S) on Thursday, July 30, 2009 - 11:58 PM 



JH8B 



I have not really heard any of the genre called motorcharge etc, 
I behind the times, ha, ha. 



I'm 



I 



"pita senang berkulat, boleh buat soup la bang!" 

by Depress on Thursday, August 06, 2009 - 11:38 PM 



"Definitely not, recently I have noticed lots of punk hardcore tapes coming out. 
With a cassette deck in my car, it's basically replaced the ipod" 

by Mass Media Records on Friday, August 21, 2009 - 7:17 PM 



"tit , 



I 




I did collect alot of cassettes & still have many, there does seem less of 
call these days for cassettes, due to todays technology. I know "Within the; 
Prophecy" came out on cass. Maybe something else might be released one day. 



My top Ten Is basically some of my fav bands through the years. 
1. Black Sabbath 2. Sex Pistols 3. Crass. 4. Discharge. 5. Antlsect. 6. 
Peril. 7. Trouble. 8. Slayer. 9. Candlemass. 10 Rammsteln. 
I will send the rest soon Pat, cheers, Tony. 



SACRILEGE DISCOGRAPHY 




Hello, as I write this I have a chest Infection & cold haha but thankfullyl 
not swine flul I know people who have swine flu but they are recovering I 
slowly, It seems to be In decline right now, I am slightly paranoid & think I 
alot of these things are some government plan to "cull" the over k 
populated planet & It's always In "poorer" areas where these Infections | 
start & It's easier for the governments & media to blame poorer, less | 
advantaged people/places, cheerfull start to an interview ey haha (I better I 
warn you It's gonna get gloomier from here haha). Life for me right now I 
is ok, I find it difficult living in England but saying that, when I am f 
away I miss the ale (beer), music, family & friends obviously. fj 



We played Kamun fest In Slovenia recently, we play "Play fast or don't 
fest" In Czech next week, played with AMEBEX In Scotland, writing 4 or 
new songs for a new 7" or 12", a tour of Japan is planned for late 
2010, we are waiting for our split 12" with PHOBIA to be released, 
NORTHERN SCUM lp is getting a vinyl reissue from AGIPUNK from Italy 



3. HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN 
PLAYING WITH E.O.M? IP I'M 
NOT MISTAKEN YOU'RE NOT THE 
ORIGINAL MEMBER RITE? SO, 
DID YOU PLAY IN OTHER BAND 
BEFORE THAT? CAN YOU LET US 
KNOW SOME HISTORY OP THE 
BAND? 



I I've played In EOM for 11 years 
■ (since 1998) but I've know them 
■since 1992 almost at the beginning, 
■we did many gigs together in the 
■past with my previous bands so it 
■felt quite easy to Join & things had 
■to go forward for EOM back then, 
( VSte started the band in 1992 & for 

Jany more past Info look at the EOM 






mm "I love cassettes, trading dubs, making 
tapes and all that. I'm more likely to 
listen to a demo more than once if It's on* 
cassette as opposed to CD-R. 
" ' Inferior format only for novelty/nostalgia? f 
Maybe, but for various reasons, it's a 1 
format that I prefer" 
by WlelklLas » Fri Jul 31, 2009 3:62 ami 




I still make mixes for friends, 
so what If it takes a minute to rewind.... " 
are people that lazy? 
of course they are. ..that's one of the 
reasons I like tapes and vinyl... you 
actually have to get up off your ass and^Hp 
be physically involved with your music. 
It takes me a whole day to make a 90 " 
min. mix. plus, I always do artwork and 
track listings for every tape.... it's pretty 
_ Involved and I think people appreciate * 

fcba* recently I scored about 24 Sony hi bias 90 's for a quarter a piece If that 

aint punk you may as well revoke my doom hat patch" 

by HSNcIL . Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:20 am 

"Just think, If someone Is going to put songs on a tape, they are hardly going to 
I put on songs they don't like - so no rewinding etc. Plus mix tapes are going for 
drinking to and no scratched records" 



mmem 



"I'm down with cassettes as well , p . 



™ Vel ^ t Purchased one or 

demo and The Death 




by crustedge » Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:68 am 





by Adrian » Fri Jul 31, 

umi - ■.. upt 

"I Just love the mechanical ness of the things. Sprockets, work moving 
something from one spot to another, rollers and motors, little windows with 
something to watch, magnetism, oxidizing metal particles, etc. I get excited | 
when I find sealed blanks at garage sales and such" 

by The Deepcore Fighter » Fri Jul 31, 2009 9:08 am 





"Yeah, cassettes are definitively alive and kicking in Eastern Europe. Check out 
one of the gazillion Polish distros here or elsewhere If you don't believe me. 
Norwegian indelible Fyslsk Format Issued a comp-tape during the By:Lann-festlval 
in February, Norway's equivalent to South By Southwest and even though that 
may sound pretty rad and awesome, Im afraid a lot of people got that tape Just 
for the fun of It. All the songs were available for downloading as well so not a 
very exclusive tape I guess, http://fyslskformat.tlgernet.no/7cmd-14 
The first time someone made me a oomp-CD-R, the person actually called it a 
nux-TAPE. I've come to realize that term is more acceptable than I first assumed. 
Seems to me it says a bit about our new generations relationships to tapes. I 
ggggSg personally love tapes and If it weren't for the fact that I broke the one deck that 
^TB could actually record other sources on the stereo, I would absolutely make more 
tapes for myself and my tape-loving friends" 

by bjarte • Sun Aug 02, 2009 5:42 am 






"I've bought or been sent more tapes this year than I have since 1994, in fact I 
don't think I have listened to tapes since the 1990s. I now regularly listen to 
cassettes with for example Lebenden Toten, Schizophasia, and Lotus Pucker etc" 

by Slobodan B » Thu Jul 30, S009 6:20 




^pmj 




It matters where you look. Tapes are as prolific as ever in the noise world" 
by The Deepcore Fighter » Thu Jul 30, 2009 9:02 pm 









"I think tapes have made a come back in the last couple of years. I 
love tapes. I used to tape my records and have them handy on a tape. 

I would still love to trade tapes with anyone. I have a slew of rare 
demos/live shows on my hye trade list. I have about 5,000 records 
that I could tape people and probably nearly 3,000 cds that I could 
put on tape also. 

Anyone out there with a cool list of demos/live shows, please send me 
a list. Also If you have a good list of records you can dub too. I only 
use top quality cassettes and good quality recording system. 

ps. if it wasn't for tape trading in the 80's I would only have heard a 
fraction of the music I was listening to" 

by crustedge » Fri Jul 31, 2009 12:31 am 



"I volunteer at Extreme Noise and it is looking like within the next year we will 
likely sell more tapes than we do Cd's. The tape may be dead, but not as dead 
as the cd" 

by Totep » Fri Jul 31, 2009 2:12 am 



"I'm constantly making tapes to listen to in my car. Love 'em!" 

by Steve aos » Fri Jul 31, 2009 2:48 am 





"The main advantages of tapes were 
cost and convenience. They were 
cheap, portable, and you could 
record or duplicate them on your 
own relatively easily. They were 
easier and cheaper to mail than a 
record, and more durable. Thus, in 
areas of the world where people 
have easy and cheap access to 
computers and the internet they 
have been replaced by mp3's which I 
are cheaper (free!), more convenient 
(no rewindlng/f ast forwarding) , more 
portable (take up no space), more 
easily duplicated or burned to CDr, 
free to transfer in an instant (to 
anyone with a connection), don't 
degrade every time you listen to 



them (only the first time they're encoded, ha!), and you can pretty much find a copy 
of anything if you ever lose it" 



by John DeSavage » Fri Jul 31, 2009 3:49 am 




myspace page as I won't bore you with pages & pages of 17 years of history 
haha, as for me, my previous bands are largactll (who only did a couple of rough 
— demos), DOOM (93-95), HELLKRUSHER (94-present day) & ALEHAMMER (present). 
EOM was started to play heavy crust, hopefuUy to this day that's what we are still 



doing. 




I 



4. AS A GUITARIST FOR E.O.M, 
WHAT'S YOUR MAIN INFLUENCES 
TO CREATE YOUR SONGS? WHAT 
STUFF THAT YOU LISTEN TO 
LATELY? HOW DO YOU MANAGE TO 
MAINTAIN THE HEAVINESS AND 
THE BRUTALITY OF E.O.M SONGS 
ESPECIALLY THE SOUND 
PRODUCTION? 



Life & frustration with 
circumstances that are put upon 



me or situations I get myself into, 
the band is the only way (or 
closest way) I can exorcise my 
demons (S? 1 have millions to 
exorcise), musically my Influences 
are the old crust stuff, AMEBLX, KILLING JOKE, MOTORHEAD, VENOM, DEVO, 
SYD BABRATT, old FLOYD, recent bands I really like are INSTINCT OF SURVIVAL 
G.A.T.E.S., DISGUST (Japan), GIUDA, WARPRAYER, BEGINNING OF THE END etc etc. As 
for my sound I rely on a Marshall Jcm900, Marshall shred master distortion & a 

(good studio engineer haha, without my amp my sound would suck as I am not 
clever when it comes to such things St riffs don't come to 
s 



me very easy. 




S. I SEE THER E'S A LOT OF CRUST BAND USING WAR/DEATH/BULLET/SKULL 
ARTWORK ON THEIR RELEASES BUT IT'S DIFFERENT WITH E.O.M. YOU 
GUYS ALWAYS USE ALIENS ( I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO CALL IT) TO isT 
REPRESENT THE BAND. WHOSE IDEA IS THE ALIEN ARTWORK? WHAT'S ^ 
I THE HIDDEN MESSAGE ABOUT IT (ALIEN ARTWORK)? WHAT DO YOU THINK 
ABOUT THE TYPICAL PUNK/CRUST ARTWORK LIKE USING BOMBS/WAR/ 

"*rust 



The "alien" was actually a representation of the spine of manlrinrt n TPr 
the years It has progressed/distorted in to what you see thanx to Duncan 
(who does the amazing artwork) & Gmny's layouts. The spine can represent 
anything you want It to be, Inner demons, reality, general evil, whatever. As 
for typical "punk/crust" art-do what you want, it's your band, people say 
war is too easy to write about, but regardless of things being considered a 
fashion war Is still happening, all over the world 8c still after centuries 
Innocent people are still being injured & killed, so In my opinion war 
should still be dealt with In punk, how you wish to portray it Is your choice. 




AO _ A A Dy/\/%l/r>Kif)r> ia«rkllr I An/^An CO CHC 

6. HAVE ANY OF YOU GUYS HAVE METAL (HEAVY METAL, BLACK METAL, 
DEATH METAL) INFLUENCES? WHAT DO YOU THINK WITH NWOBHM (NEW 
WAVE OF BRITISH HEAVY METAL)? THERE'S ANOTHER GENRE THAT'S GETTING 
POPULAR OR WELL-KNOWN, 'METAL PUNK'. WHAT DO YOU THINK WITH THIS 
TERM? HOW'S THE PUNK SCENE AND METAL SCENE OVER THERE? IS THERE 
Tra ANY GAP/PROBLEM BETWEEN PUNK AND METALHEAD OR IS EVERYBODY OKAY 18 
—^—WITH IT. " 

STAKTS f pm Sharp ENTRY 5 QUID 




Tony Is the real die hard metal fan really, we all like some metal 
music obviously but I personally don't like the pose/ego side of metal, 
we could list a lot of Influences (MOTORHEAD, VENOM, CELTIC FROST, 
old AC/DC, lots old NWOBHM (GIRLSCHOOL, TANK, ANGEL WITCH etc), 
swedesh stuff (ENTOMBED etc) Tony would write a list longer than this 
Interview haha. The term metal punk makes me cringe as It reminds me of the 
song (same name) on the crappy VENOM lp calm before the storm, but I love 
bands like AFTER THE BOMBS (Canada), G.A.T.E.S. (Japan), NUCLEAR FROST 
(Brazil) St they all call themselves metal punk, to me it's fucking crust simple as 
that. The divide between punks 8t metallers Is very small these days (in my 
opinion) people like heavy music be it punk or metal, like the dly attitude of both 
styles of music St there are many more open minded people from the metal scene 
these days who recognise there is no room for racism St homophobia In music, of 
course it still exists St always will but that's the side of metal music I hate St 
keep away from. I've had many messages from kids from the metal scene saying 
how EOM, DOOM etc introduced them to the dly punk scene/community St that 
makes me feel very happy 



7. HOW DO YOU FEEL WITH THE CURRENT PUNK SCENE? DO YOU NOTICE 
THAT TAPE HAS LOST ITS SPECIALTY WHEN THIS DIGITAL WORLD GONE MAD 
WITH MP3/DOWNLOADING? DO YOU STILL COLLECT TAPES? WHAT'S THE BEST 
TAPE THAT YOU EVER BOUGHT? 



Yes it has but that is a product of the time, tape was replaced by cd to a lesser 
extent a few years ago, nowadays people use computers, mp3 players (Is different in 
your country?). I don't really use tapes anymore, I transfer them St download to my 
computer St put to mp3, I got a demo cassette tape on tour 3 weeks ago in the Usa it 
was "TIERRA DE NADEE" (it means "no mans land" in Mexican I think) first time I 
I got a tape in a long while. The best tape I ever bought?? Buying a blank cassette in 
1984 with my pocket money St my uncle taped me lots of old punk on it I was 10 
years old haha, I also really like the 2nd PARADISE LOST demo I bought in 1989, 
obviously love the old demos by DOOM, DEVIATED INSTINCT, HELLB ASTARD, 
AXEGRINDER, AMEBEX live tapes were also very special to me as I was too young to 
them in the 1980s. 

IH 





.a Lb- 




jmBariiwr »^ 

HAS AUDIO CASSETTE BEING FORGOTTEN? 

WHY? LET'S READ WHAT THEY SAY. 




"I tape trade a lot, but over all yes, it is being forgotten, why? cause punk have 
' forgotten how to equalize properly, buy good blank tape, and actually put more time 
: and effort into doing it, the result Is atrocious sounding dubs that people hate. Now I 1 
find a lot of time good digital rips are better than a dub since most people have crap *~ 
decks, crap tapes, and crap dubbing skills. Sad but true. Still love the format though" 

by Broken Tavern > Thu Jul 30, 2009 1:22 pmflHj 



"It's an inferior format. It takes too much time to rewind, fast forward and find the 
part of the tape you want to listen to. Plus the shelf life is limited. I think people 
only like it for nostalgic reasons. Vinyl, however, is the way to save the music 
industry. If every record label conspired to make ONLY vinyl, the MP3 would go the 
way of the demo tape, and labels would be able to survive again, off record sales. 
I know I'll get a bunch of shit for this from the file sharing masses, but it's true. 
Music theft is the very reason PE isn't a functional label right now" 

by krakhaus » Thu Jul 30, 2009 3:07 pm I 

& I ■- • 

"I love tape it's really cheap and durable. Granted they take awhile to rewind but W" 
the fact that you can get a full length for $3 and can play it in your car makes 
it all worthwhile. But by and large I think the punk movement has forgotten tape, H 
its either vinyl or m P 3 these -g*^ ^ , ^ Jul 30 , 2009 3:55 pm f 

* * II " * " 

"I don't think that would happen. A lot of people have the means to record vinyl to 
their computers, then file the vinyl away and listen to their new mp3s. (It's not a 
bad idea, considering vinyl eventually wears out.) 

I'm sure young American punks have forgotten about tapes, but it seems like Eastern 
Europe and parts of Asia have not. Last time I checked Trujaca Fala had tons of tapes 
in their distro, and I'm always seeing tape comps from Malaysia; from local bands to 
Anti-Cimex. 

I still see a lot of demo tapes, I Just bought one from Fucked for Life a couple weeks 
ago. Cognitive Dissonance, Lotus Fucker and the Now Dead all released demo tapes in 
the past couple years, and they're all American bands. 

I love tapes. I think I'll feel like I'm in a real band once we get something released 
on cassette" 

by DesmondEpldemic 




Thu Jul 30, 2009 4:41 




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Izzy: Yes you are right, until today If I'm not wrong 5-6 Indonesian bands 
have toured here since January 2009, I know lots of bands here wanted to 
toured Indonesia but maybe there's some problems In each bands so they've 
to postponed It and Indonesian have tons of bands too compare here In 
Malaysia. We need extra hardwork for that. We are not ready yet for 
touring anywhere since we still have to practice more, for now we Just 
concerntrate on getting our own gears and future releases. 



I An fukker: Yes we need more hardwork and good planning for that. 



m*lmk _ __ 

Izzy: Thanks for the interest and chance to be featured In Punk/Plng/Ponk 
An fukker: Have a noise daylll iSfTLfS^Mifck*' 





'££MS£utmiim-,~. : J&~. ESSE I EI . ">» >r dESi 



Well, I play In HELLKRUSHER haha but we never officially split up, life got 
In the way Se we lived in different parts of the country & some of the guys 
have children so time Just didn't allow so it Just faded to an unintentional halt 
but the HK machine was NEVER dead, we play when we can & we are still 
the same as people. As for bands reforming well, it's up to them isn't it. They| 
know if their integrity is there or If it Is Just some cash in rip off, I always 
wanted to see AMEBIX, ANTISECT, CRASS, DISCHARGE 

with Cal, original SEX PISTOLS, original MOTORHEAD, old VENOM, these are 
bands I wish I saw BACK THEN, as for now I saw AMEBIX I am happy 
with that:-)- 





Well all the recordings at 1 
the llnl2 club are done by 
Bridoom & he has a good '& 
ear for a heavy sound, it's 
all done dly &? as cheap as 
possible, digitally recorded I 
& mastered on a computer, % 
most of the recording 
sessions involve lots of I 
noise & alcohol, for the I 
last lByears I was using i 

I an old Charvel guitar, since jj 

I I bought a Esp, ltd Viper, I 
1 1 like active pick ups in I 
I my guitar, I use & will I 
j ALWAYS use a Marshall jj 

Jem 900 & Marshall : 
Shredmaster distortion, I S 

w&mmimm 



like my guitar but I prefer the 
old Charvel but It Is old & 
fucked up (like me haha), I 
don't have the money to buy 
my "dream" guitar so I have to 
compromise & work lots of 
hours to pay for my equipment. 
All of EOM are working, 2 of 
the guys are self emplyed so It 
makes it difficult to tour alot. 



j important and who want to 
! knows about It, peoples in the 
! scene wanted to get more Info 
on the bands they like, what's 
new in the scene, dlstro /labels 
they can contact to get stuffs, 
and more like that than 
knowing your (editor) life 
Imagination. 

An fukker: Sorry to interfere... 
Izzy so lazy, Revolted should 
now have released 20th Issue 
since 97 but now only 6??? 
hahal 



BET 



Izzy: That's right since internet growing more nowadays It's so easy for 
everyone to get what he/she want and lots of peoples start forgetting to write 
letters, buying tapes, zines etc because they can get it and download it through 
lots of website for free even you can still get the classic rare releases back in 
70's, 80's...but however I see paper zine and tapes still exist and still have its 
own lovers hal There's still exist labels and editors which still struggle in 
releasing tapes and zines eventhough It's not a large numbers but for me Its 
better to have something than nothing. I'm not a download freaks because I 
love to collect stuffs which includes the sleeve, it was more interesting and 
I worth than Just listening through mp3. Some new tapes I have was like 
iNerveskade, Atomic Death, Nuclear Sex addicts, Lebenden toten etc. and for the 
zlne's Agitate, More Noize, Punk/Ping/Ponk, Deprogram, Burning Distortion 
A nnlhllaUon, Warning etc. 

" ■ ■"■ ■ ■ r ■ i<ULHi^Briam^f a u«r f.ti 'wniwinnNi 

An fukker: I don't like downloading, don't have any iPod, mp3 or whatever. I 
usually enjoy the noise and read zines at Izzy's house. 



i 



1^1 



THIS INTERVIEW IS DONATED BY 
' ORIGINALLY RELEASE IN CZECH, AND THIS 

An narocore .-mi • * 




DD IN HELL + HLUBOKA ORBA ZINE)" 
IS THE ENGLISH VERSION FOR YOD GDYSII 



Izzy: I don't think; noise become popular or whatever since It cant be accepted to all 
ears, not many peoples can and love noise as far as I know compare to any other, 
but whatever It Is the important was your dedication and honest In what you love ' 
and doing, this will prove whether you In It because you love It or only Just as 
trend. 

Mario: Nope, I guess beat like Swedish or finish Is getting more popular compere M 
to nolsepunk. Noisy Is a fucking unique. 

I An fukker: We are not following the trend, but for me there's too many w « 
melodic band now which sometimes sound the same, we wanted to play 
j different and something fuzzy wuzzy as fuck. * 




An fukker: No cops are good cops I No reason to arrest me I Just not give 
cooperation and later I fight back hal I've drug history long ago but now I'm | 
clean Just getting drunk and chaos. Cracked cops skullsll 

Izzy :He was a biggest threat for PDRM few years ago and was a drug pusher once . 
hal " ' 



. 10. THIS ONE IS FOR IZZY. WHEN'S THE NEXT ISSUE OF REVOLTED ZINE? I HOPE IT 
*T DOESN'T TAKE ANOTHER YEAR. HAHAHA. HOW'S THE PROCESS WITH REVOLTED? 
I ^ WHAT DO YOD FOCUS IN REVOLTED? 



f 



f \... 



'St ^ 



Izzy: Haha I know Revolted was the laziest 
zine here. Well 6th Issue will be discharge 
very soon, I can say In this augustl Just keep f ,' 
your eyes and ears open. Revolted process 
was very slow but I have setting at least \ ; 
hour will be focusing on the zine everyday In 
my home If I'm not going anywhere else. 
Usually It takes a long time for me to ^ 
finished It because I'm still doing it with y 
typewriter and still fucking cut n paste 100%, 
but I love doing it and I don't know how to 
express the happiness part in cut n paste 
process, but it'll end up with rubbish heap 
hahal In Revolted mainly I'm focusing on 
Interviewing sometimes new bands and 
sometimes old and getting latest Information 
on worldwide punk/HC scene, reviewing stuffs. J 
I'm not a good writer so it'll not be featured 
writings in each Issue but if someone 
contribute I'll print It. I love the zine that 
have lots of Information on bands, music and 
scene not Just talking about your friends, your 
girlfriends, your cars, how much money In 
your account etc, but It depends on each 
editor, It's your choice to do what you want 
with your zine but for me that's not 




HOW AND WHEN DID YOU FOUND 
<r OUT ABOUT PUNK ROCK? WHAT 
C ATTRACTED YOU TO IT? 



tape with some Brazilian punk bands. 
I had already heard some things 
about rock but anything so strong in 
which did surprise me in a certain 
point to completely change my life. 
When I heard the songs and I saw 
the pictures In that tape, something 
attracted me and In one week I was 
In a punk gig on a small 
neighbourhood soccer field, full of 
dust, buying new tapes and some 
zlnes. In the end I was finding 
myself as a punk and all that guts 
for doing street gigs, carrying j 
equipments, changing zlnes, tapes 
and Ips had fascinated me day by 
day. 



HOW WAS THE BRAZILIAN PUNK SCENE BACK THEN? WAS IT 
DIFFERENT FROM TODAY? 




1 




I started in 1988 and so much things have been built. At that moment, I felt 
so much will force. We were still living in a military government but we never 
gave up. The cops always took us to the police station and being hurt was ' 
something very common, but we fight back, producing zlnes, songs, workshops. 
We were always on the streets and we started to make some meetings to better 
organize ourselves. In the old times, everything was spontaneous with a few 
meetings. Nowadays we have a lot of means, we have money, equipments and 
a lot of things are still happening but I miss the guts that we had before. 



YOU PLAYED IN MANY BANDS, BUT I THINK THAT EXECRADORES WAS MOST KNOWN 

- TELL US MORE ABOUT THIS BAND, PLEASE! SINCE YOU SPLIT UP ALREADY SOME 
YEARS AGO CWHY?), THERE ARE ONLY RECORDINGS LEFT - WHICH OF YOUR MANY 
RECORDS WOULD YOU RECOMMEND MOST? 





Yeah, I played and I 
am still playing In 
many bands, but 
Execradores was the 
most well-known. This 1 
band came up in 

1991 with punk friends and we got involved with the Brazilian anarcopunk movement. 
We played in so much places and we did two tours around Europe in 2000 and 2002. 
We recorded many tapes, three 7", two splits Lps 12" with Sin Dios from Spain and 
another one with 20 Minutes de Chaos and some compilations. Execradores is over in 
2007, sixteen years later, because we wanted to do new things and we do not wanted 
Execradores got bigger than it really was. Some things hold us in the band, the myth 
Jhat was made around us, It sounded we w eren't humans anymore that make mistakes,! 

[fl 



I do the right thing and that have our own lives. We were 
j seeing as perfect people and when we got any mistake, 
' the critics and disillusion were huge. We did want thin 

anymore to our lives. From Execradores I believe that the 
( best are both splits Lps with Sin Dlos and 20 
i Minutes de Chaos 



Izzy: Old classic Jap-punk always comes with a weird and unique both lyrics and~ 
j titles, that's really Influences In my writings and the way I sing, since me myself 
'not so good In English either. For me It has something special in its own way 

which for someone else It's funny. I'm using some line of CONFUSE's titles because 
, it does fits of what im trying to express and it's the same topics of mine. We Just 1 
w« i™« not as plagiarism. 



I doing what we 



An fukker: From our heart it's so interesting and make us happyl 



j I had been in Europe twice, 2000 and 2002, and both of them were 
, fascinating, we had been in Czech In 2002. I met many old contacts In the I 
J time we change letters and sent tapes. I met wonderful people, squats, and 
■ amazing social centers, very good bands, anarchists groups and I learnt alot with all 
^ that. I didn't like some of the places where people didn't believe In what they were 
j doing. They do but there is no feeling on It. Some places that have contract are 
I really strange, this was what I saw in the worst part besides the coldness of some 
gj people but this could be something cultural and I can't have a right Idea about it. 
™| Both times we came back with a lot of energy and a lot of ideas in mind. 



I Ok, yeah, I am involved with the 

anarcopunk movement and anarchist in the 
1 Sao Paulo city since 1991 and all this 

• years we made a lot of thing for sure. We 
1 had been in support groups to prisoners, to | 
J young prisoners' mothers, the Jewish 
J community in the anti-fascist fight, In 
"groups for supporting black people, projects 
j of Information about the military service, 1 j 
j racial Issues, Immigration, anarchist 
j propaganda, animal right propaganda. _« 

Today, I'm involved with the Anarcopunk I 
j movement and in the Espaco Improprio J t 

• which is an anarchist group. There are a j ^J^BS U. . . 

[lot of actions in the Indigenes people, afro culture, anarchist propaganda, ^vegan , " t 
(Street action s despite the police always be brutally following us but we still do it 




Izzy: Is It really looks great? I made the 
artworkjust wanted to be simple. The 
Japanese was 'sensou no lnu' which means 
wardogs., thanks to Shin for helping me outl 
TKJ has nothing to do with gangsterism or 
any bad idea Its only a place where we 
usually hang-out, write songs, make noise 
and chaos ha! Its our squat. 

W ■ * A. w ~ r - m r.x~ - 
Mario: TKJ raw hardcore not for gangsterism. 



l:£An fukker: Izzy made it, he always knows 
I jB what the best for us and he still practice cut 
If n paste, TKJ means T.Kota Jaya hahal 



A 7. SO, HOW DID THE BAND GET STARTED? WHAT INFLUENCE YOD GUYS IN YOUR 
> FUCKED UP DAILY LIFE WITH THIS NOISY JAPANESE PUNK KIND OF THING? ANY 
OF YOU GUYS CAN SPEAK JAPANESE? 




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Izzy: The band started early 2006 with 3 surviving members of dirty raw ^ 

bastard 'Social Security'. After SS split we started writing and practicing new 
1 songs and for us this is the time to start a noise band since we share the same 

interest, SS should be raw noisy but the other members have different influences 
j that's it. End of 2008 Mario Pet Join the band and switch with Luteng on drums 

while early 2009 luteng quit because he moved somewhere far and it'll be hard 
1 for us to rehearsal. Actually I'm not only Influences by Jap-Punk Noise but I alsoAW 
i love bands like DISORDER, DISCHARGE, SRTTLICKERS, DECONTROL, ANTI-CLMEX •Hi 
; and more also e arly stuffs by DEPECHE MODE, DEAD OR ALTVE, THE CURE 

PHIL OAKLEY, PETER GABRIEL etc. I can only speak some Japanese, Just simple 
I words, never stop learn. 



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BLOOD SPIT NIGHTS. I was obsessed with GIFTGAS ATTACK and 



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j An fukker: Beside noise I love bands like DEAD KENNEDY, CHAOS UK etc. In dally 
I life we always create noise to the neighbourhood and it's totally crazy fucked up 
I funny while sit and listening to the neighbours screaming hal We're the crazv heads 
J of TKJap-Punk Noisel 

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4 WELL I HEARD THAT YOUR TAPE HAS A BETTER RECORDING SOUND THAN 
'"^YOUR 'NUCLEAR DISORDER' CD BU I CAN'T FEEL THE BEAT. WHERE IS THE BEAT? 
': 4 DO YOU FEEL THE SAME TOO? HOW HARD TO MAKE WARDOGS TO BE HEARD LUCE 
JAPANESE BANDS? IS THAT A DEFERENCE ON RECO RDING METHOD? 



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_ Izzy: Yeah I notice It too, like I said It was the same recording but due to CD dlgitallze 
■ so the sound came up too sharp and not raw compare the tape. It's hard for us to get 
the sound since we know nothing about music, only know how to destroy It so we Just 
go on start the experiment. We even don't have our own gears at that time. Overall It's 
more Into noisy tunes and crazy vocals, absolutely tunes for fucker, we like it that way 
and we leam something from that. 

Mario: Ya I feel It too, the best of reason Is 'we are noise maker not musician' 
and I think loud & over sound Is fucking awesome.. .noise and broken. 

An fukker: Dunno where the beat gone .everything's great in the studio. Our 
drummer fuckin exhausted I guess haha! I was fucked at tuning, sound and even WffPfi 
playing guitar, I Just do what I want, turn the nwiriimim voltage of WARDOGS 
channel as long as It's noise and I can feel it, doesn't need to be too good in 
WARDGOS, Just play what we want. 

wutstt 



6. WELL, IT SEEMS THAT YOUR LYRICAL/WRITING STYLE ALSO BEING INFLUENCED 
til BY THOSE JAPAN NOISE-MASTER. I FOUND THAT YOU GUYS ALSO USE A FEW NOT] 
\H\ FROM CONFUSE LYRICS. ARE YOU GUYS INTO PLAGIARISM? 





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SraCE EXECRADORES AND ALSO YOUR OTHER BANDS HAD GOOD NUMBERS OF 
RECORDS RELEASED IN THE ABROAD, YOU HAVE FOR SURE EXPERIENCES WITH i 
INTERNATIONAL HARDCORE/PUNK SCENE AND DIY COOPERATION ANY ' 
THOUGHTS ABOUT THIS? DOES THIS "NETWORK OF FRIENDS" STILL EXIST OR 
ARE PEOPLE ONLY INTERESTED IN LATEST AMERICAN/JAPANESE/SWEDISH 
TRENDS? 





BRAZIL HAS LONG TRADITION OF KILLER 
PUNK AND THRASHCORE BANDS BACK FROM 
80S, BUT WHAT ABOUT ANARCHOPUNK/PEACE- 

* PUNK OR CRUST? I THINK IT WAS ALWAYS 

* (AND MAYBE IT IS STILL SAME TODAY?) LESS 
POPULAR IN YOUR COUNTRY - WHY? WOULD 
YOU RECOMMEND ANY OLD AND NEW BANDS 
FROM THIS GENRE? 



The anarcopunk scene here started in the 90's 
and a few bands really had some spot out of 
here, I think only Dlscarga Vlolenta, Execradores, 
Metropollxo and Lixo Urbano could did it. The 
most popular bands are the hardcore bands of 
course, but I believe this Is Just because the 
anarcopunk bands have a different way of 
distribution, because they don't put their records In stores at Rock Gallery and this 
have some limit about distribution and In the end they don't get popular. The only 
one band that is still playing Is Dlscarga Vlolenta and there are few new bands In 
the same style, hardcore is still the most attractive to people but I believe that these 
crusts bands from here are growing a lot and there are very good bands such as 
Disarm, Dischaos, Nuclear Frost, Desespero from Belo Horlzonte, Decllnlo Social j 
from Dlvinopolls, o Defy (Denlto's new band, ex-drummer of dlskontroU)... From the 
old bands, We reco mm end Armagedon (always) and Skarnio and I like very much of 
Colera, the band that I met the people a little better and we have done some things 
together. 



I REMEMBER THE EXECRADORES INTERVIEW IN OLD ISSUE OF PROFANE 
EXISTENCE WHERE SOME OF YOU HEAVILY CRITICIZED SOME POPULAR 
BRAZIL BANDS LIKE OLHO SECO, RAT08 DE PORAO, COLERA... FOR BEING 
COMMERCIAL, SOME OF THEM EVEN FOR BEING NAZIS... HONESTLY, WHAT 
DOES IT MEAN EXACTLY? 




I think this Information was extreme, we lived In a moment that many of that 
bands asked for a lot of money to play and they were doing concerts In ridiculous 
I TV shows and that's why the Idea of being commercial. About the nazlsm Issue, It 
was all about the lyric "NADA" of Olho Seco which Is about the migration of people 
and hate declaration against that people from other part of Brazil besides Sao Paulo. 
Sao Paulo Is the economic center of the country and people from northeast and 
north come here to work, to find a Job to get some money and for us this is not a 
problem, the lyric it Is against the migration and asks to the politicians to send theml 

PROXIMO E5TACA0 METRO CONCBCAO. 





have been a huge problem In 
Sao Paulo, gangs are very violent 
/ and most of them are nationalists, homophobics, and fight against other'punks and" 
ople. They don't produce nothing, they don't organize anything, they Just do physical 
3lence. They kill people for sexual orientation, foreign people, some of these people Just 
because they dressed themselves In a different way. They are Involved with skinheads A 
lot of them are arrested for organized crime, murder, destruction... but we keep doing our 
, things. 



YOU HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN COUPLE MORE BANDS BESIDES EXECRADORES - I 
KNOW ABOUT METROLOPDCO AND AMOR, PROTESTO Y ODIO... AGAIN, TELL US MORE 
ABOUT THEM PLEASE - MUSIC, IDEAS, INFLUENCES, RELEASES, TOUR ANYTHING 
YOU FIND IMPORTANT. 



Each band had its history, Metropollxo came up a little after Execradores and recorded 
few things such as a split 7" with Execradores, Cenas Anarcopunk and Resistencla 
Anarcopunk and the band it's over for 10 years. Amor Protesto y Odio was the most 
critical band about the movement punk/anarcopunk, we spoke a lot about the Internal i 
issues and about do It yourself and we had a sound crust metal, we record a split 7" 
with Execradores (hehehe), a split 12" with Abuso Sonoro and a split 12" with jj 
Septicemia... this band had finished in 2000. It was something very strong had played In 
both bands during its existence. Each one had been Involved with different things and it 
was very Important had exist to me and to the punk in Brazil. 



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NOW FINALLY ABOUT DISKONTROLLI WHY ANOTHER "DIS" BAND-NAME? 
WHAT ARE YOUR BIGGEST INFLUENCES, WHEN THE BAND STARTED AND 
WHO ARE THE OTHER MEMBERS? 



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Well, here In Brazil It didn't exist 
nothing related the d-beat 'till Dlskontroll 
appears... we had bands with sounds 
li nk ed to It but nothing with proposal. 
Dlskontroll came up two years ago and 
It Is formed by Bonga - vocals, Diego 
Bunda - guitar, Lesado - bass, Joslmas ' 
- guitar and Zorel - drums. Our 
fc* principal Influences are DISCHARGE 
A (HEHEHE), ANTI CTMEX, ARMAGEDOM, 
I* BATTLE OP DISARM, CROW, FINAL 
l*BL00DBATH, FRAMTID, DISCLOSE, 
I KAAOS, TERVEET KADET, RUSTETYT, 
Ij|tAMPERE SS, DOOM, HIATUS, 
It DISORDER, VARUKERS, CRUDE SS, 
I jS UNCURBED, MOB 47, AVSKUM, 
I ■SHITLICKERS, AMEBEX, WRETCHED, 
l*TOTALITAR, BLACK UNIFORMS, DRI, 



1. HAIL FUCKER! 1 1 SAY SOMETHING! 

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2. WELL, YOU GUYS JUST RELEASED 'ENJOY LOUD TUNES, TUNES FOR " 7 
FUCKER' TAPE. HOW'S THE REACTION WITH THE LOCAL PUNK SCENE? IS 
IT GOOD? 



The reaction was good so far from friends and listener, actually we started » 'l I 
g lots of reractlon when we upload some tunes in MySpace. f>A* 



BM Izzy: The reaction was good so far from frie: 
||| getting lots of reractlon when we upload som 

bJ>J^y Mario: Ya that's awesome, we got lots of 



reaction, a positive start for us. 



Izzy: All the songs were recorded the same day when we still have a 
bassist, I've already planning to recorded the songs for tape and CD since 
at that time it's hard for us to meet each other because some of us still 
study and working out of town. This is the only chance for us to complete 
the recording and releases 

I Mario: That's fucking tired because Izzy said WARDOGS must released 3 stuff 
| this year. I thought this is our target. 



I An fukker: We always discuss on how the band shall going/doing. Ask 
I Izzy he's the bralnfucker of the band hal 



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16. THANX FOR YOUR TIME. ANYTHING TO SHARE? 




" * 1 DETESTATION, NUCLEAR ASSAULT, RIPCORD, CRUCIFIX, CRYPTIC SLAUGHTER, 
NAUSEA and etc... Diskontroll have this link to d-beat but we do not keep only 
in this, we try to play the things we like and we speak about a lot of things, 
homophobia, apocalyptic, war... 



Yeah, cheers for the interview, nice one. I appreciate your time and we all 
hope to meet you one day and see you onstage in the future I would 
have liked to have gotten more lndepth within this interview but I Just 
never found the time, and If I don't finish It now I never will, thankyou I 



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iYeah, Diskontroll is a very active band, we have many splits to do, urn full 13" I 
land we are Invited to many concerts. We always rehearse and we are always 
Iwrltlng new songs to our plans. Now, we want play outside Sao Paulo, in other 
I cities, because we play a lot In Sao Paulo. Every time we play in other cities It 
lis brutal, crowded, full of energy and very good new friends, but in Sao Paulo ! 
I there Is an amazing energy, our old friends always supporting our history. About j 
Itour, we are t h i nk i n g about going to Mexico and after to east of Europe but this 
lis very hard to us for many economic reasons. We do wish but the most difficult 
fit is the money to do that. 



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O'Germinal was created after my arrival j! | 
from a European tour In 2000, after 
seeing some spaces with vegan food, 
concerts rooms, infoshop and with 
horizontal organization. We organized 
many concerts, workshops, movie 
sessions, meetings, expo, gastronomic 
events... Years ago we had had a house 
in the south side of Sao Paulo but many 
people couldn't get there because Sao 
Paulo Is a huge city and we decided to 

rent a house In downtown to do our activities. Unfortunately we had too much 
struggles with money and we had to close down the house duelng a large quantity of 
money. Nowadays I organize all these things at Espaco Improprio and In other houses 
either. 



YOU ARE NOW WORKING TOGETHER WITH ESPACO IMPROPRIO, RIGHT? AGAIN, 
PLEASE TELL US MORE ABOUT THIS SPACE! WHAT ARE SOME OF THE BIGGEST 
PROBLEMS RUNNING PLACE LIKE THIS IN SAO PAULO? WHAT ABOUT COPS AND 
; NAZIS - ARE THERE ANY PROBLEMS? 



[Yeah, as I said before, I am at Espaco Improprio now, we have the same proposal' 
jabout organization that we had at Germinal, horizontal organization, anarchist and I 
jdo it yourself, but the experience we've got in Germinal together with the 
■ experience that people have in Improprio, we changed some things and the risk of I 
I huge duties it is smaller but we still keeping our Jobs outside Improprio to keep 
(our lives. The biggest problem we fight against is the no support of many people 
IJthat never want to pay the entrance In the events and the high life cost In Sao 
y Paulo. Fortunately we are doing well with the police and they don't have disturbed | 
l|us because we did a good acoustic in the space and thia doesn't disturb so much 
lthe neighbors hehehehehe, the nazlsts come here once a year and they don't 
i*?understand what it is happening In Improprio and go away with fool faces hahaha.l 




Here to Sao Paulo, we also have the Noise Terror Studio from Diego Cgultar fr^T 
Dlskontroll) who keep the space. It's a space with a rehearse room and a concert 
room besides the vegan food either. Beside this we don't have any other similar 
spaoe, other things are organized to schools, pubs, sheds.... 



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Yeah, our first record was well accept to many people, It was a totally dly 
work and we were happy with all that even thinking It could stay better than 
■ • It really is. The split with Full of hatred Is very good, good art, good sound 

H ^ A l0t L S ° f Pe ° Ple haVe talked about ^ elther - Soon we will have the split i 

7 with The Patch from BUA and a split 7" with Nulla Osta from Croatia and 
I another one with Social Chaos from here. We are writing songs to our first I 
*r 12 and we are looki ng for European labels to record this 



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WHAT ABOUT DISKONTROLL LYRICS? WHAT ARB THEY ABOUT? 



Our lyrics talk about wars, homophobia, destruction, chaos middle 
eastern... We talk about Issues that we see to the world, about how the 
greed and lies fuck us... 



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IN WHICH OTHER BANDS ARE DISKONTROLL MEMBERS INVOLVED ' 
NOW? WHAT KIND OP MUSIC THEY PLAY, WHAT DID THEY 
RELEASED SO PAR ETC 



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Well Diego Is playing to Acid Rato, a crust band and It is getUng prepa^F 
to tnelr first record now myspace.com/acidratocrust. I am playing with a 
band called Absurdo but it is really new and we make a hardcore with a 
lot of work on the guitars and In this band Zorel (drummer-Dlskontroll) 
makes the vocal. But its very new bands which are preparing material and 
its very good also. 



YOU ARE ACTIVE IN HARDCORE/PUNK SCENE FOR _ REALLY LONGTTME^S 
rv™^' 1 Y ° U M0RE CYNICAL. BITTER, DISILLUSIONED...? HOW 
TO JSnS WHERE D0 Y0 ° ™» MOTIVATION AND INSPIRATION 



| At the moment I am 36 years old and since 16 I am Involved with punk. !Thad| 
rJnJf r^t' f" 1 * 00 Suburbano - Execradores, Metropolis, Amor, Protesto y Odio, 

| Clangor, Manifest e agora a Dlskontroll a Absurdo. I did some anarchopunk groups' 
here to Sao Paulo and nowadays I do part to the anarchopunk movement I did 
infos and now I do the Ato Punk ztoe. Nowadays I think I believe In possible 
things I had disillusions with people but I never give up to believe in everything 
I am involved. I guess I have few people but these people are really candid and 
do good things. This is my life, organize tours, concerts, spaces self-managed 

j write, be to groups, drink good beers... but I can't wonder myself with a job' 
where I had to wake up at 6 to the morning, work from 7h to 17h everyday 
and do anything else about my life. Some people live like this all their lives and 

TT~ UUS ' 1 Want to meet Pe0ple ' Paying, having fun, creating a new world 
and different to me and to people who are with me and this is what moves me 

-J-r.J r m ° St H I _ i ° Ut expl oi tation and be myself to the things I do. ' 

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i!„ H( ^„ D0 J^° FEEL WITH ~~ CURRENT PUNK SCENE? DO YOU NOTICE THAT 
^ HAS U)ST ITS SPECIALTY WHEN THIS DIGITAL WORLD GONE MAD wira 
ThI^YOU^^UGHT^ 00 COLLECT TAPES? WHAT'S THE BEST TAPE 



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The current PUNK "SCENE" ay ? I don't know much about it. I know there is 
a massive resurgence in OLD BANDS and like I said above, that Is BETTER 
Sffl^ n6W ° rap °~ ] people wh0 3X6 brought up with this think it is 

HARDCORE" and "COOL", Ahhhh I used to be a massive tape trader it is 

-where my best music Is kept,.on tape I It Is Impossible to list my favourite 
- ^P 6 - 1 — ▼« thousands... - I wouldn't have paid for it though, IM have 

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o^,!^U WHAT D0 Y0U D0 mGHT NOW? WORKING? JOBLESS? HOW HARD TO 
SURVIVE IN THIS RECESSION TIME? oaku iu 



We are all struggling. All of us have Jobs, yes. 
sgl The bills have to be paid somehow don't they. 

| The UK Is becoming worse and worse for 
US employment. The current economic recession has 
5C( everybody/thing to a turmoil, 




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I'm lucky, no children (none of us have kids) - 

our session drummer Ckrisyan) is a teacher, I'm an ex teacher (now a mailman/ I 
postman), glanluca Is a printer and danny our other guitarist Is a studio engineer/ 
owner (we recorded ECO WAR with him at the controls).. at his studio TqueT^ 
sounds here to radstock,.south west uk. Back to the early days of HELLBASTARD 
Ze'r, H ° n CDQLB) " 11 WM " Sad ta ' P-°ved to be ft^Sf 

^^XVSff 6 more determlned to get somethtofi better - d have a 

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14. HOW'S YOUR PREPARATION FOR THE U.S TOUR? YOU GUYS GOT SPONSORED? 



ANY PLAN AFTER U.S TOUR? HEY, HAVE YOU GUYS TOURED CHINA? IS IT 
TRUE? IN WHICH PART DID YOU GUYS PLAY? 11 



We have not been "sponsored" as such, we have never played to CHINA we 1 

would like to though. The current usa tour Is looking like It will be pretty i 

good we are all just waiting around now for the plane to take off Shaman I 

Records approached us and we went from there.... I 




15. IS THERE ANY NEW RECORDING WILL BE OUT SOON? 



M«f'» ill,, ... . 



have the new cd out on SELFMADEGOD RECORDS very very soon 
Jr?' ^ - ^ a 1131111 ^bum.. .some really great new tracks on there, kind 
of like OLDER hellbastard with the more GRUFF vocals and the music is really 

bal^-heavy It Is very good,.much better than the last Ip (2008/9- Thelleed 

to Kill".) SELFMADEGOD are also releasing the last Ip (The Need to KilTon cd 

liirllfno JeZZl7> 11 _T 0nJy JUBt b6en aVaUable ° n CrVTIJSATION RECORDS 
[ iKi ~ ( f^T y i,™ ^ A — SHAMAN RECORDS are releasing a "DISCOGRAPHY " 
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No, none of the CURRENT line up of 
TTKT.T .BASTARD were/are In Hellkrusher. I 
used to play for a time In a band called 
"Energetic Krusher", who were really good 

mates of ours, me and nick parsons 

played In them for a time, I got them 

a record deal with VINYL SOLUTION and 
they did an album for that label. I think I 
helped them out a lot back then, ....so did 
my brother (BIG TOOT) he used to give 
them the chance of playing a really good 
club called THE RIVERSIDE in Newcastle 
Upon Tyne as he was a promoter there and 
mut many many bands on over the years 
In various venues and so forth. Scotty (ex 
Hellbastard bassplayer) plays guitar in 
Hellkrusher. 



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It is nice that people love that early stuff we did. It makes me feel proud yes,. 

the term basically has a double-sided meaning, as does the band name 

i »* k "HELLBASTARD" , . . .EE 



RIPPER CRUST" was a "sound" and political statement so far as I am concerned,.... the 

MA whole ethic of early hellbastard was ENVIRONMENT ALISM, so the "RIPPER CRUST" 

tHS ethic can mean DESTRUCTION OP THE ENVIRONMENT, and it also has meaning for the 
music, too. Everybody keeps telling me WE were the FIRST band to use this name 

"CRUST",. But whatever, it isn't important, .What Is important though is bands that 

keep decent lyrics flowing - without this we will all be listening to some fucking MTV 
bullshit and after a few years people will have a redefined idea of the word 
"HARDCORE" and shit like that. 

iwmT,qmT, stmw T)m*stniK»,| 



Thanks a lot for the Interview Fillp, It had a great time answering it. I beg 
your pardon for taking to long In sending the Interview back, this life we 
chose take all our time. I do wish be back In Czech, meeting old friends, ' 
making new friends, drinking good beer and be at good spaces, see good 
bands.... 

Hugs Josimasramos@hotmall.com 



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X. YOD GUYS JUST RELEASED A NEW LP AFTER A FUCKING LONG HIATUS, ALMOST 2 
DECADES BITE? WELL, TELL US SOME STORIES ABOUT IT. HOW'S THE FEEDBACK 
WITH THIS NEW LP? 



"HELLBASTARD ARE BACK, TRUE,. ..BUT THIS TImT rr"lS~00 ANGMER^OO 5 """"* 
powerful, AND 100% WISER...At least we would like to think S o..." 

.dMBIIMk>:^BI ■wk\y^v 

Hi Pat, nice to speak to you,.. The feedback on the new album, "THE 
NEED TO KILL, RAGE MURDER, REVENGE <S? RETALIATIONS : THE RISE OF THE 
WORKING CLASSES has been very good, we realised too late though that the 
overall sound Is DOMINATED by the "Triggered" drum sound,...The album sells 
well and will be coming out on cd very soon on "Selfmadegod" records, (Poland) 
Also our new (recorded only last week) "ECO-WAR" MINI-LP/CD will be coming 

out on "Selfmadegod" too, The album was very nearly NEVER recorded, we 

had a lot of TROUBLE with members and record labels and payments but to 

cut a long story short we did it and it is there for anybody that wants to 

hear it,.... We reformed back in 2008, I can't for the life of me think WHY we 
did, but we did. The INTEREST was massive,... so many people contacted us to 
share their appreciation of HELLBASTARD. From a personal perspective I think 
I only really (deep down) reformed the band because my brother (Big Toot) died 
in 2007. He literally starved to death. Alcokltoacldosls is the correct name for 
his demise, fucking alcohol he always had a soft spot for the band, you see 
and being an orphan I liked to try and make HTM proud of me because there 
was nobody else. When he died in 2007 I was left with the awful thought that 
I may as well give up playing music altogether, because the SOURCE of my 
Inspiration was gone, and there was nobody else to try and make them feel 
"proud". If it wasn't for my brother I'd have NEVER got Into punk rock/ 
hardcore/metal etc in the first place anyway, and I am very much like a 
kid - wishing to make his parents PROUD of him. So, because there are no 
parents or brother or anybody, and my whole family Is dead, then I decided I 
could at least do It for him, for my brother. That, and the fact that I'm an 
j angry cunt anyway, and HELLB ASTARD always was the BAND that could clear 
• mv demons the most,.... 




Agipunk records asked us If they could re-release "Ripper Crust" and I said,."Well,.yes.. 
it was that simple, really. I wrote all the songs on it around 24 years ago,. so I guess 
it is my decision. Have you actually seen the repress of this demo ? FUCKING HELL It 
looks too GOOD to be true I Silver and black EMBOSSED logo and shrlnkwrapped with a 
sticker on front and multicoloured vinyl with a big poster inside and all that stuff, It is 
awesome I It was first released on vinyl In 1993 by GRINDCRUST RECORDS from the 
UK,... and it looked great even then. Purple vinyl and insert sleeve and really nice 

covers etc Do you know that demo cost us £25.00 to record back in 1986, ....I never 

would have thought lt'd be re-released TWICE on vinyl on different labels.. .maybe it'll be 
released AGAIN in ten years time on INVISIBLE VINYL ? Hahahahahaha. Agipunk are 
wanting to re relesae the second demo on VINYL too (Hate Militia) but it seriously needs 
looking at, the qualtly is fucking awful for a start. We'll see once the thing has been 
"cleaned up" a bit.... 



"HAHAHAHA I TODAY'S "scene" HAHAHAHAH I HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA 
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA AH AHHAHAHAHAHMU-HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH 
1 MU-HAHAHAH." 

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In the early years we were all Into the early punk stuff, obviously that Is where we 
come from you know. Today there isn't much we all listen to that I would say 
"influences" the band. I personally don't really listen to much music anymore 
I find It really difficult to do so without getting bored, same goes for a lot of the 
songs I write for HELLBASTARD as well 

Hi! 



8. I BET THAT YOU GUYS HAVE A HUGE INFLUENCE FROM THRASH METAL BANDS 
CAN YOU NAME A FEW BANDS THAT YOU KEEP LISTENING TO SINCE 10 YEARS AGO? 
WHO'S THE MASTERMIND AND RESPONSIBLE FOR CREATING HELLBASTARD MUSIC? 



people that LOVE music and people that REALLY love music. ..the latter" 

j usually form bands and get on with it I can still listen to a lot of stuff from 

the 60's, 70's and 80 's and 90's..I usually write most of the hellbastard material, 



9. WHAT CAN YOU SEE POSITIVELY/NEGATIVELY ABOUT THIS COMEBACK OF AN 
OLD FART BANDS LIKE HELLBASTARD, AMEBDX, DISCHARGE, MODERAT 

LUCVTDATION, MOB 47 AND HITTING THE FUNK SCENE AGAIN WITH NEW 

RECORDS AND SOME TOURS? 



"Well, it gives people something better than fucking GREEN DAY or 
BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE or whatever, this "new" wave of music Is 
quite soulless I find." 



There are always going to be negative/positive criticisms about "older" bands 

re-forming and coming back, but when a band comes back with a great new I 

album or whatever,. then that has to be cool. 



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"bad" situations the band had with line ups since formation, so, It doesn't really matter * ] 
too much how "well" or how "long" we have known each other,... It Just "works" and 
feels really fucking good. I am liking It. 



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"RECORD LABELS are odd things..! have a label called FURY 76 RECORDS and we 
have a strict policy ,.once our costs are recouped on a release then we go 50/80 
SPLIT, label/band,.... It's probably why we never make any money, but there you go, 
..that's punk rock for you.. .too much honesty,. .It makes you POOR I" 

Do you know - I CANNOT remember how we came to be released by CIVILISATION at all, 
.Oh had contacted me a long time ago and wanted to do something with HELLBASTARD 
material etc etc and we stayed In touch. It was probably me who asked htm - "Oil, do ( 
you want to release our new album " ?, hahahah, yes, that must be It. The album was ! 
paid for by HELLBASTARD and HELLBASTARD alone,. actually TWO members paid the costs,: 
...me and Joint. Civilisation paid for manufacturing costs etc etc, as any label should do. 

We are not signed to a label, by the way. Nobody has come along who seems to be , 
right, so we act like a whore and Just release a few things now and again on 
different labels, ....we are prostitutes. 




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I "SOMETIMES It is good to stop 
what you are doing,... take a look 
around. Try something NEW for a ] 
1 while,... but then you realize you have v. 
I to BE WHO YOU ARE, and never |J€j 

I what you MIGHT, or COULD have ' * 

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Well, I think LIFE gets In the way, 
don't you? The constant fucking 
BULLSHIT of trying to DO something, 
(In my case trying to make music 
and keep a band together) 
and be creative whilst desperately 
making ends meet, paving the rent, 
buying food, making sure your bills are paid and cleaning the house/flat/apartment/ 
doghouse/cathouse/lnhouse/outhouse/kennel, etc and making sure the cat has food, 
turning up for fucking WORK, slaving your guts out and then trying to forget how 
tired you are and do YOUR thing and have some "ME" time,... the idea came about 
really because of the SOLID Interest in the band from the very people that enjoy the 
ideas and music! Since HELLBASTARD split for good in 1992 I had been very busy 
with other projects anyway,. to name them after BET J .BASTARD split - "NERO CIRCUS", 
"SIDEWINDER", KING FUEL", "HEAVY WATER", "MO0DHO0VER", "THE DISCHARGERS " 

All these bands made albums and toured and all that stuff, but HELLBASTARD is 

where my true heart lies I guess. I am fortunate that I have found the "RIGHT" 
people to play with,. have fun with and be alongside on the stage and in life. 

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the band then It's "Just the way It Is, », I try not to plan too 

„_„«,.„,, because there will usually be a letdown or some shit will kick off and spou 
SZ'TmoS is - LTVEFOR THE MOMENT! Life is arguably a split second 
iTth^and- click of tln,e,...so if your going to do it do it NOW orjust don t botoer 

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HI Our European tour was great, I was constantly surprised to see the venues fill up 
near showtime, it was lovely to see! We met some great bands and people,., we 
had a few problems with the band though. ...basically we had the wrong line up,.... 
we thought it'd be ok but things went from bad to worse. Hence the line up now 
of our ICELANDIC (session) DRUMMER and a new guitarist in the band to boot! 
Both new members are fucking MATURE and cool guys,..JCrisyan (drums) and 
Danny (guitars),, I think the band is very very lucky to have them onboard. We 
are not consciously attempting to "survive" ANY amount of time per se,....I Just 
hope that we get to make the ALBUM I have always wanted HELLBASTARD to 
make,.... 

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3. IS THERE AMY BAD THINGS HAPPENED LN THE EARLY 90'S THAT 
MADE HELLBASTARD MISSING IN ACTION ? 




"KEEPING A FUNCTIONING BAND TOGETHER IS PROBABLY LIKE A MARRIAGE, 
IT HAS ITS UPS AND DOWNS AND OCCASIONALLY PEOPLE WALK AWAY and/or FUCKOFF. 



If I was to answer this In all truthfulness then I would OFFEND 
would sound like a big SLAG-OFF to them all, It literally would 
everybody to FUCKOFF,.. so, to save them the EMBARRASSMENT 
I will not answer this. 




4. WELL, WHEN WE LISTEN TO YOUR NEW 'THE NEED TO KILL' LP, ITS VERY 
MATURED METALLIC CRUST RECORDING. HOW HARD THE RECORDING PROCESS 
m THE STUDIO THIS TIME? IS IT TOTALLY DIGITAL RECORDING METHOD? 
WHICH ONE YOU PREFER, DIGITAL OR ANALOG? 



"WE RECORDED THE NEW ALBUM and the studio was amazing and the producer 
AJEET GILL Is INCREDIBLY DEDICATED to getting what the band wants, ..but we 
went for this "BIG and POLISHED SOUND" and It made everything quite sterile and 
far too "processed...", guess we learnt our lesson right there, but by then it was too 
late - the album had been released.. 

We recorded "THE NEED TO KILL, Rage Murder, Revenge St Retaliations, The RISE of the 

Working Classes., album at Birmingham's Infamous "HELLFIRE" STUDIOS, In July 2008 

All digital, I prefer ANALOG really, but DIGITAL IS easier to work with (a fuck of a lot 
easier as anybody reading this will attest to..) We had a really busy time. Our bassplayer 
was emotionally and physically unstable to the point of having a severe nervous 
breakdown and going home and even walking offstage at a "secret show" during the 2nd 
song I I had to complete his bass sections on the albu m an d a l ot of other things as well 
^ IT WAS FUCKING LUDICROUS. We were — - - 

^supposed to be releasing the album on 
■^"MELTDOWN" RECORDS and the owner Chris 
made us feel very welcome and couldn't help 
us enough,. but, In the end MELTDOWN folded 
and we found Oil and Civilisation Records In 
Germany. The big PROBLEM was that we had 
the WRONG LINE UP,... and this problem endured 
until only recently. It didn't take long to realise | 
that NONE of us even really "like" that album, 
....It has a lot of stuff missing I think. The 
triggers on the drums do NOT HELP at all and 
It Is too "CLEAN" and "STE RILE ", I mean no 
offence to AJEET GILL Che Is my personal 
friend anyway) or HELLFIRE but it just Is not 
HET I .BASTARD in the fact that It Is not RAW 

^enough I think this was the problem with 

^ "NATURAL ORDER" album on Earache Records 
back in 1989/90. That album was far too 

"POLISHED" as well, So, I'm sitting here 

listening to a ROUGH MLX of our new MINI 
ALBUM, "EC O-WAR" and I have to say, I like 
this A LOT BETTER than anything after 1988 
that HET J .BASTARD put out. IT IS FUCKING 
RAW AND "REAL" lllllll 





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"...ON A FEW OCCASIONS IN A BANDS CAREER THEY MAY GET "LUCKY" ONCE OR, 
TWICE, WE ARE CURRENTLY VERY, VERY LUCKY AS WE HAVE THE COOLEST 
FUCKING RYTHMN SECTION, GUITARIST & DRUMMER IN THE WHOLE WORLD.. 




Joint Is on a trip to blast open 
the secrets of the infamous AREA 51 
"Dreamland" Military base In Nevada. I 
think he took It quite literally when I 
talked to him about UFO's and 
EXTRATERRESTRIAL activity on earth and 
elsewhere. At first he was very skeptical,. I 
think he did his homework now, and he Is 
on the trip to discover more. We wish him 
the best of luck, .him and his whole family, 
they are really lovely people. He also had 
a hard time dealing with the POLITICS of 
HFJ.T .BASTARD and the fact that we are 
Cor at least myself and Glan) were from 
the SAME background with music and 
politics and the band Is more about 
LYRICAL CONTENT rather than Just 
ROCKING OUT,. or whatever. We were too 
HARDCORE for Joint I think, he likes a 
METAL BAND and no spontaneity, we , on 

the other hand love spontaneous thing s to 

happen, like freestyle JAZZ with a bit of crunch to It, hahahaha. It is the old "WE DON'T 
WANT TO OBEY MUSIC'S FUCKING TIRED OLD MEDIOCRE RULES AND REGULATIONS Hill! 
WE WANT A BIT OF SPONTANEOUS CRAZTNESS." And I think Joint couldn't get to grips 
with this. He Is/or will (?) form another band and they will sound very processed and 

nu-metal, I think. If it ever happens, that Is naturally we wish him all the best, we 

really do. He Is a good lad but he has an awful lot to learn, ...he was only 17 year's old 
when he Joined HeUbastard you knowl 




Have you ever heard of a band from Belgium called "SUHRIM" ? Well, Johan from 
that band put me in touch with KRISTJAN,....very quickly you see. I called Johan one 

day and asked him If he knew any drummers he said - (and I quote) - "I KNOW 

JUST THE GUY FOR YOU..." and here we were all but a week or so ago recording our 
new MINI ALBUM and rehearsing for the USA tour in sept/oct 2009. Kristjan had 
came over from ICELAND and only a week or so before this I went to a local studio 
here where I live and met our new 2nd guitarist DANNY GUY,... He Is a fucking 
GENIUS, as Is KRISTJAN and GIANLUCA. I am In a band with VERY clever people it 
feels fucking GREAT I Sometimes I don't feel "worthy", you know,. ...the current line 
up Is so awesome, great vibes, great people. It is a bands' dream to get this in 
motion, and we have It. SMILE I hahaha. I have known Glanluca the longest, (and 
that really Isn't very long) but the fact Is WE ALL GET ALONG and we all Instinctively 
KNOW what we .wanna do and how we wanna do it,... it feels very refreshing after the 
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